New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAINS.
HISTORIC BuDD's INTERESTING REMINfs
CENCE-sUMAEa GUESTS.

cENCE-sUMHER GUESTS
BUDD's LAKE, ". j., Aug. 6-rhIs - indeed
romantic and attrastivs resort. With commodious
ho:el which has stood nearly two score wears aad
only ftty-fge miles from tho. metropolis, many
are vet comparatively ignorant OF its existence.
Ros,in, in a snperDy wooded forest in ochooieTs
Mountains at an altitude OF 800 feet above the sea,
this beautiful sheet OF water ia almost hidden rom
view b. me tense foliage that reaches 70 tue waters
elge On It's borders pond lilies fill the atmosphere
With their deliciou, perium. while surrounding 1t
winding ro1ds lead through beautiful groves wearing
their pretty summer garments OF various huss OF
Green resved BY delightful lawns dotted with uower
beds and pretty little rustic paliions. .
Iii. not strange that so charming a resort shouic
bave IN ,ts prjme won the admiration OF nobility.
Bulds Lake can boast OF very interesting renins-
ccnces Ever sine OLD Colonel Budd, whose family
was OF French extraction, settled here some 10
wears ago. its pretty aud more musical Indian name
u,t,,c,yau, gave WAY that OF Budd. Ii Is related
that whea in 1915 NaI oeon Bonsparte, Emperor OF
France was blnshei from the throne, Joseph, MS
elnet brother embarked tor NegforK, and under tha
assumed title of the Count de Suryiiers "hie pros
neclin, for retreat, before purchasing his Borden
tam estate aud building the famous Point Breeze
,nsion saw this beautiful lake, and was char nsd by
ira romantic surroundings aud complete seelusion
from tho busy ou,slda world Negotiations for zoo
acres said To nave oeeh euIered upo"' OuS wv
purchase was not made.
The lake Is well stocked with black bass and pick
erel afordng an abund of good fishing, boating
and other pleasures, while at the hotel wicn 10
almost filed with guests, festivities ars az tneir
| height.
Oae of the most familiar faces seen at the lake 10
that Of jesse NJ Sharp who thirytwo years ago puit
the Forest House where 1t still stands ana among us
many other guests are George II. "ioson Tiie "Ie
| Brown A. Wilder. Captain Samuel Brooks, Guion
steamer Ariz,na; Mr.. aud Mrs. w. l.. Emery w liz
| Tobin Mr. and Mrs. Philip Leserm,l Ir ana Mrs.
! @. williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Coketar, Nc and
! Mrs James n. Newcomhe, A. W. Gilmore, b.
| Booth and family, Charles Gates and family; Mrs.
W. &. Reed, Miss Reed, Odeli 5. SMITH, MIS-; Dyron
| llcer all OF New-York; Thomas L.M1ore aud family
j. ". Lindsey, F. Dodd, Mr.. and Mrs John II.
Hart E. C. MacClnchy and iamy' E E ana w MRS and
| child Mrs A. COrtelyou and daughter. f. A. Dayton
OF BrooAlyn; Jacob f. Brown and family. +: NJ. Hop
kins Theodore G.. Stats, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schreoer
Mr. and Mrs j. E. BORROWER, Mr.. and Mrs j. A;
Staats, L. II. Finger. A. E. voorh9e vile ana
daughter George H. Castor; wi'9 n ana W S Mis-;
| Warcaret Bloodgood and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
| Froae, Mr and Mrs. j A. Purdy Charles 0aits 9rs.
Charles CALI John j. Mills, M. and Ms; Theodore
Emmops. MI and Mrs. ". 4. Robertson. Z. J. Hill
| grove. Matthew Kruly, Robert SIXTH. Mss Mary
Altman. Mr. and Mrs. g. NJ. Lynch, NeM-fork; al ~
Carlisle. +. NJ Leek, =. ~ Farley Amos Jones MI.
and Mrs. b. Watson. +. j. Perry, Miss u. Wrisht'
James Broderick, H. S. Broderlck' w. +. CoIps' ~.
NJ smith. Edward 0. Coles, wife and danghteTu W.
II. Doran Frank II. Shaw, DIR. Howard steil Sr
George Lodge, ROBERT W. Finehter. Mr.: and Mrs; W.
W. Brett Mr.. and Mira James lazy, MT voe dtu H.
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| PER-, Miss Mabel Gardner, Mrs. George H. Gibson,
Mr.. George N. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs D. r. browa'
| w II. brown, J. f. Russell, jr, ID; kosehi ,,i
| Mrs. William H. Dayton. Mrs. James b Dayton MISC
DAYTON. Samuel X. Gummere, Barker Guumere; IT,
Mrs Van War, E. pas;an Mss Mss MIME nO,rd 5@iias s
Miss Thorp, Mss Baker, A. c. Crater, Mrs Byron
| Acer, w. Carter. ~, c.,oo,ov,.
Among the late arrivals At Belmont Hall scnoo,eys
| Mountains are John y Tappan, Mrs Merrn'; MRS
| NJ. r. Vilhionsa Arthur Luisen, Reuben iangaon, .;
| Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. De Lstom: MI anu
Mrs H. j. Coruice. Mrs. Ilazeltine all OF New iorH
| Chief Justice B Van SICKLE wife and daughter; Oh
Tr r,ut William s. Van SICKLE. Judge and Mrs
Hopper Of Paterson Alderman James Sh haS,ew W.,
WrooiIvn Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Johnston. ~ bentiy'
and daughter, e. T. Desmond and Mrs. Desmond
Mr. aud Mrs Frank o. Van winkle, Mrs. Ennis; ars'
7 Il Stsyens. aud Miss Bella Stevens, MISS Too9'
p rra Sr and Mrs. Charles B. Peabody, Mrs r r.
Ksy Mss Jennie Wyos P Mr. William Fl ne Hicks NE
S;asis Miss s. Ross John c. Rachmann, Matthew
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